Underwater Welding Research Paper

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A couple of weeks ago, I was challenged to break a board with my bare hand. On the board, I wrote down some obstacles that prevent me from pursuing things I want to achieve. After breaking the board with my bare hand, I've never felt more alive.

Now that the school semester is on the horizon. I decided to reflect on what I wrote down and share with y'all.

KEEP FIGHTING. KEEP PUSHING. Often you'll encounter people who don't find you worthy. Bringing the mentality of "You're not good enough", but really you're better. Haters, doubters, non-believers whatever you want to call them are trying to block you from your success.

Remember to not let these people get you down. Just know, you're gonna come back. You'll be stronger and better because

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